Truly amazing and takes your breath away. Somber experience but in a good way.. very humbling and a very well done place to honor our state and country. Will return. Also, the employees are super helpful; particularly the park rangers. They're there to answer any questions you may have too!

Amazing! It brought back memories and emotions I'd forgotten about. It was sad to see how the cowardice of a few could cause such destruction. Yet, refreshing to see the humanity and community that followed. God Bless those we lost. God bless those who survived. God bless those who helped, particularly the police, fire and other first responders. God bless those who quickly identified the guilty, captured them, and put them to justice. And, God bless America! 🇺🇸

The museum is separate from the National Memorial Park and charges an entrance fee. It is worth it though and is very well laid out and tells the story in quite an emotional way. If you were there that day, it would likely cause some PTSD. Astounding what damage a small group of zealots can do. The memorial is just as powerful, with the markers depicting the victims. So many children died that day and were it not for a trooper pulling over a car without a license plate, there might never have been an arrest.

I don't quite know how to word this. It was an experience, I can tell ya that. The feeling going in was like your stomach falling into your feet. That part about listening to the explosion was... A very sad experience. This is not the place for empaths or people with abilities. It took 2 weeks to recover from touring this museum. I have to wonder if anyone else felt this way. Rest peacefully.

They do a pretty good job making sure you know what happened. The staff includes the security guard as well in the museum is very helpful and friendly.

It is a very sad memorial. I paid my respect to the fallen men, woman, and children who were lost during the tragedy. Other than that it is a very beautiful memorial.

Beautiful memorial and historic museum that goes through the timeline of a horrific day.

Somber place. Beautifully done. A grand reminder of the tragic loss of life. A great tribute to remind us of this loss, as a Nation and around the globe.

Somber place with a simple beauty. Free to visit the grounds, but not the museum. Public parking is available on nearby streets and parking lots for a fee.